Constance Diane "Connie" Curtis
Constance Diane "Connie" Curtis
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She is survived by her significant other, Lance Hanners.
Connie is survived by son, Spencer Curtis (Priscilla). She had one grandson, Marshall Curtis.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Carolyn Diane Trammell, stepfather William Trammell, and father William Brown.
Her siblings are Shane Brown (Robin), Chad Brown (Amanda).
She had several nieces and nephews.
Connie was a member of the Hill Crest Baptist Church of many years and a devout Christian. She was a graduate of Ohatchee High School. She loved spending time with her family and friends. She also enjoyed spending time with her grandson. Connie had a heart of gold and always made others around her smile. At a later date, the family plans to hold a celebration of life for family and friends.
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Christine Miles
October 19, 2024
We're sorry for ur loss love one and might u be blessed with peace and comfortable soon and Connie was sweet and careing and nice person get to from Lance Hanners and she will be miss alto and was love alto from Christine Miles and the miles famliy
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Shannon brown
October 18, 2024
Connie my bestfirend really enjoyed being around her she always made me smile. Love you so much and miss you.
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